Golf Need McIlroy Win the 2011 PGA Championship

Rory McIlroy is a professional golfer from Holywood, Northern Ireland. On 19 June 2011, he won the U.S. Open, his first major. And then, he was recognized as the next “Tiger Woods”!

Now, golf needs Rory McIlroy to win the 2011 PGA Championship. Why?

Golf needs Rory McIlroy to win the 2011 PGA Championship in the same way that heavyweight boxing desperately needs another Muhammad Ali or Mike Tyson to emerge. Read this article, you may find the answer.

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While parity might be great for the NFL or NBA, golf is never more popular than when there is a dominant force in the game.

If you don’t believe that then just ask yourself this question. Which era of golf would you most like to live through if you had the chance?

A) Bobby Jones in 1920-1930
B) Ben Hogan in the late '40s-mid '50s
C) Jack Nicklaus in the '60s-'70s
D) Tiger Woods in the late '90s-late 2000s
E) The late '80s-late '90s where parity was rampant and only a small handful of men won more than one major.

If it’s parity that your after, you would have chosen the late '80s-late '90s without hesitation. If not, well than you have just proven my point.

This whole parity and first-time winner thing has been cool for the past couple of years. We’ve been introduced to some new faces in the game, and we’ve seen several young players win the biggest tournaments on the face of the planet. However, if no one emerges as a true top dog in the next year or two, and we are still talking about parity and first-time winners three years from now, the game of golf could be in some serious trouble.

In essence golf could be entering a period almost identical to the late '80s-late '90s, right before a dominant force emerged and took the game to another stratosphere in terms of money, television ratings, attendance and general popularity.

There are a number of good young players who could step up and take over the reins, but McIlroy is just the most interesting.

He’s a likeable character who doesn’t mind interacting with the crowd and the media. He’s not afraid to travel long distances and play tournaments in every corner of the world, which is essential to growing the game on a global scale.

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